The battle won’t only be at the front either.  Two separate class wars will be fought with six Brembo-equipped Aston Martins challenging five Corvettes for the GT1 crown while numerous Brembo-shod Ferraris and Porsche will battle for the GT2 class win.  Included in the latter group is the #97 Ferrari 430 of Jaime Melo and Mika Salo that won the first four races of the 2007 ALMS season.

In the end, hopefully, Brembo will be able to add another 24 Hours of Le Mans crown to its list of great championships after this weekend.
Racing teams and manufacturers such as Ferrari, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz AMG and Lamborghini, who demand the best, turn to the experts in braking technology and performance: Brembo.  The strong support and trusted relationships that Brembo has with more than 31 original equipment manufacturers and hundreds of championship-winning race teams in F1, WRC, NASCAR, IndyCar and sports cars, is based on the fact that Brembo is the industry benchmark.  There is no other company or product line on the market that can match Brembo's level of technology and performance.

Brembo, a world leader in engineering, development and production of high-performance braking systems and components, was established in 1961 in Bergamo, Italy.

Brembo is an engineering company with over nine percent of its 4700 employees dedicated to research, development and innovation.  Brembo has 23 plants and offices in 12 countries worldwide.  Each product is designed with performance and styling uniquely matched to the vehicle that it equips. Of equal importance is Brembo’s total commitment to manufacturing and quality assurance. Brembo controls every step of the process, from design to iron casting through to assembly, by means of testing and simulations in the laboratory, as well as on the road and track to assure performance.

Brembo offers a comprehensive line of brake components and systems ranging from original equipment and aftermarket replacement parts, to racing and high-performance upgrades, as well as performance motorcycle components and systems.

As a global supplier, Brembo manufactures over 32 million brake rotors a year for more than 30 different OEMs, including Aston Martin, Audi, BMW, DaimlerChrysler, General Motors, Ford, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Mercedes and Porsche. 2006 sales were $965 million.